basically a couple of days a go i moved my wireless mouse usb dongle from one usb port to an other. The mouse continued working great so i didn't think much about it.
Now brought the dongle back were it was and i have no more
audio problems.
The usb port that was giving audio problems is a special one. It supports both usb and eSata.
I think anyway that something is fishy. I should be able to use it as a usb port without crashing the audio. I mean Vista was able to do it so it must be possible somehow. Fortunately for me the workaround was trivial. I don't really like Vista :)
Hi,
i think i solved my problem, kinda...
basically a couple of days a go i moved my wireless mouse usb dongle from one usb port to an other. The mouse continued working great so i didn't think much about it.
Now brought the dongle back were it was and i have no more
audio problems.
The usb port that was giving audio problems is a special one. It supports both usb and eSata.
I think anyway that something is fishy. I should be able to use it as a usb port without crashing the audio. I mean Vista was able to do it so it must be possible somehow. Fortunately for me the workaround was trivial. I don't really like Vista :)